Every parent wants the best for every child. We always try to organise fun, educational, and inspiring weekends for the kiddos. Preferably, it should be outdoors. Somewhere far away from a bustling city. Where little explorers can run freely, touch, see, and experience something new with their own hands. Well, there is an excellent option. Farm visits in Singapore are a wonderful way to slow down, reconnect with nature, and show kids where food comes from – whether it’s feeding goats, catching fish, or discovering how vegetables grow. The BusyKidd team found 17 farms to visit with kids in Singapore to merge with nature, learn something new, and simply have a good time. Let’s see them together!
Bee Amazed Garden
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Bees are a perfect example to follow: they are hardworking and intelligent, and benefit both wild nature and humankind. At Bee Amazed Garden, kids and adults can learn more about these creatures, observe the actual local honey bees without harming them, and even take basic beekeeping lessons. Of course, honey tasting is available as well. Get ready to learn many interesting facts about bees.
What about becoming a beekeeper for a day?
Bollywood Farms
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Bollywood Farms is an organic farm and bistro – and a place for family tours, birthday parties, cooking masterclasses, and nature-based activities. All in one green, peaceful setting. Start with education. Continue with entertainment. Move to enlightenment. Try tasty, healthy, homemade meals at Poison Ivy Bistro.
Bollywood Farms is a lovely hidden spot for a natural experience. It is especially nice for families looking to combine learning, relaxation, and good food.
Edible Garden City
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This urban farm is a grow-your-own-food movement’s project that uses vertical farming and a no-waste approach and produces a significant amount of greens and vegetables you can enjoy in Singapore’s cafes and restaurants. To educate and inspire, Edible Garden City organises family tours, where you can learn more about urban gardening in Singapore, get additional information on food resilience and sustainability, and learn more about the past, present, and future of Singapore’s agricultural industry. And what about learning how to grow microgreens at home?
Edible Garden City offers various workshops and farm tours for families craving for new knowledge and fun.
City Sprouts
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City Sprouts aims to educate and inspire. And it manages to do this in an exciting and fun way. Guided farm tours, school learning journeys, educational programmes, and various events and workshops will impress visitors of all ages. Small explorers and discoverers can see (and even touch) all the farm’s wonders, get fundamental gardening skills, and even turn the school’s empty space into a real garden.
City Sprouts has multiple locations islandwide – so a unique experience is literally around the corner. It’s such a unique space for families to learn about sustainable organic farming.
Comcrop Urban Farm
Who says farming can only happen in the countryside? Comcrop Urban Farm is a good example of how fresh food can be grown right in the heart of the city – on rooftops and in urban spaces. It’s a fascinating place to show kids a different side of farming – where technology and sustainability go hand in hand.
Learn how leafy greens are grown using modern methods. Discover what makes urban farming possible in Singapore. Understand why local food production matters. Kids will enjoy seeing how plants grow in neat, organised systems – very different from traditional soil farms – and picking up simple ideas about healthy eating and eco-friendly living.
The experience is educational, interactive, and easy to follow, even for young children. A visit to Comcrop Urban Farm is a chance to explore farming in a whole new way – modern, sustainable, and right in the middle of Singapore’s urban landscape.
Hay Dairies Goat Farm
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Now, we invite you to meet and feed some lovely goats at Hay Dairies Goat Farm. It is a lively goat farm in Singapore that has operated since 1988. Visitors can see a real working farm in action – and it is an inspiring experience.
Visit a goat milking session. Watch how fresh goat milk is collected. Walk around the farm and learn more about these cute and friendly animals. Buy a bag of hay and feed the goats – it’s always a highlight for little visitors. Don’t forget to try their fresh goat milk, available in different flavours. And bring home a bottle.
It’s a simple, authentic experience – and a great chance to show kids where milk really comes from, far from supermarket shelves.
It’s time to find an islet of country life right in the city.
Insectta
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Insectta is Singapore’s first urban insect farm – and a truly unique place to visit with kids. It rears black soldier fly larvae and invites young and adult visitors to learn more about this insect, its lifecycle, and the benefits it brings to nature and humankind. Take a tour of Insectta to find out more useful information about food waste, insect farming, and sustainability. The experience is interactive and surprisingly fun – even for those who may feel a little unsure about insects at first. Your kids will definitely enjoy the chicken-feeding activity at the end of this educational tour.
It’s a different type of ‘farm visit’, but one that sparks curiosity, conversations, and a whole new perspective of how nature works. Absolutely worth a visit with kids.
Kok Fah Technology Farm
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It is a family-owned business that has been operating for 40 years – and it feeds Singaporeans with leafy vegetables. The farm organises exciting tours and activities, customised events, and weekend markets. Your kid will love the idea of becoming a farmer for a day. You will learn more about different types of vegetables, modern farming, and the role of hydroponics.
Feel the vibe of living in the countryside.
Live Turtle Museum Singapore
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It’s time to get acquainted with turtles – and there’s no better place to do this in the city than the Live Turtle Museum Singapore. It is home to hundreds of turtles and tortoises from all over the world and is a must-visit place for all nature lovers. In addition to many interesting facts and fascinating stories about these cute creatures, you can interact with turtles, feed them, and even touch them.
It’s also a great opportunity to talk about wildlife care, habitats, and the importance of protecting these long-living creatures. The calm atmosphere and close interaction make it especially suitable for younger kids.
The museum is moving to a new home now. So, it is temporarily closed.
Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm
This farm is a truly unusual place to visit with kids. Families can see these powerful reptiles up close here and learn more about their behaviour, habitats, and role in nature. Kids will be both amazed and a little thrilled watching crocodiles resting, moving, and interacting in their enclosures. It’s a completely different kind of ‘farm experience’.
While the visit is more observational than hands-on, it’s still highly engaging and educational. It’s a great chance to introduce children to wildlife they wouldn’t normally encounter and to talk about conservation and respect for animals.
Nature Kindred Kid Farm
It is a cosy, family-focused space designed especially for little explorers to connect with animals and the outdoors in a calm and meaningful way.
Children can interact with fish, take part in simple hands-on activities, and learn through play in a safe, nurturing environment. The sessions are usually guided, which makes it easy for parents to relax while kids explore, feed animals, and discover new things at their own pace.
The farm focuses on mindful, nature-based learning. It’s not about rushing from one activity to another. Instead, kids are encouraged to slow down, observe, and build a real connection with nature.
A visit to Nature Kindred Kid Farm feels more like a peaceful countryside escape – perfect for families looking for a quieter, more personal farm experience in Singapore.
Nippon Koi Farm
Nippon Koi Farm offers a calm and fascinating experience centred around beautiful Japanese koi fish – known for their vibrant colours and graceful movement.
Kids can observe these elegant fish up close, learn how they are bred and cared for, and discover why koi are so highly valued around the world. Little ones will enjoy spotting different colours and patterns. It almost feels like a real-life treasure hunt.
The atmosphere here is peaceful and unhurried, making it a nice change of pace from busier attractions. While it’s more of an observational experience, it’s still engaging and educational. Especially for kids who enjoy animals and water life.
Qian Hu Fish Farm
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Myriads of bright fish of all colours and sizes are waiting for visitors at Qian Hu Fish Farm, one of the largest ornamental fish importers and exporters. Your walk around the farm will be informative, engaging, and colourful. You’ll see many unique fish and learn fascinating facts about them. And, yes, you can find new pets here. You can also enjoy longkang fishing and the fish spa, as well as feed fish and turtles at Qian Hu Fish Farm.
Be sure to allow enough time for this visit because your kids will love it.
The Sundowner Nature Experience Centre
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It is a nature-based experience center, and it offers so many exciting things to learn and do that your first visit won’t be the last one for sure.
The Sundowner is a hidden haven of greenery, peace, relaxation, and positive emotions. One can find it on top of an old shophouse in the Siglap area. You will learn more about the secrets of organic gardening here. As well as interact with bees, ants, and earthworms. And even roll out some fresh sugarcane juice. The Sundowner also offers various exciting workshops, like Pasta By Hand, Bean to Bar Chocolate Workshop, Pizza Making Experience, and others.
It’s going to be something truly memorable.
Viknesh Dairy Farm
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Viknesh Dairy Farm is a family-owned business that has operated since 2003 – and one of the few places in Singapore where kids can meet cows up close. It is a lovely countryside farm where you can watch, pet, and feed cows. Of course, you can purchase pure organic fresh cow’s milk and yogurt here.
Kids will learn more about how dairy farming works in real life. It’s a great opportunity to show little ones where milk comes from and to talk about farm life in a hands-on, easy-to-understand way.
What a surreal experience right in the heart of Singapore!
Werms
Werms is not a typical farm – and that’s exactly what makes it so interesting for kids. The urban worm farm focuses on vermicomposting, where food waste is transformed into nutrient-rich soil with the help of hardworking worms.
Learn how organic waste is recycled, why composting matters, and how even small actions can make a big difference for the environment. Kids will be surprised to see how worms live and work. And how they help turn leftovers into something useful for growing plants.
The experience is interactive and eye-opening – especially for children who enjoy hands-on learning and discovering how nature works behind the scenes.
It is a small adventure into the hidden world beneath our feet.
WholeSnail
This place introduces kids to the unusual but fascinating world of snail farming. It is a niche concept that quickly turns into a memorable learning experience.
Learn how snails are bred and cared for. Explore their lifecycle. Discover why snail farming is becoming more popular around the world. Observe these slow-moving creatures up close, spot tiny baby snails, and understand how they grow.
Our city has a wide choice of farm tours, perfect for family weekends, birthday celebrations, or any other occasion. This day will be unforgettable.
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